Album Review: Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine Assume 'A Beginner's Mind' | Arts
Album Review: Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine Assume ‘A Beginner’s Mind’ | Arts | The Harvard Crimson
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Album Review: Sufjan Stevens and Angelo de Augustine Assume ‘A Beginner’s Mind’ | Arts | The Harvard Crimson
Every song on Stevens the album is connected with a movie, inspired by late nights watching films during a month-long stay in upstate New York.
On “A Beginner’s Mind,” Stevens and De Augustine go back to their artistic and cinematographic roots to produce their own story.
There is something touchingly universal about Stevens’ and Augustine’s lyricism as well as their resolute commitment to piecing elements of their own most beloved films, creating artistry carefully steeped in the desire to reconcile our humanity.
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